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Senate action centers on Hatch act expansion affecting federal and state workers. Maloney fails to strike key section while Clark broadens prohibitions to nearly all appointive state officials. Finance panel approves trade agreements extension and rejects six amendments, including Senate ratification of future pacts.
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Washington
Senate
Maloney
Connecticut
Chamber
Hatch
New Mexico
Clark
Missouri
Senate Finance Committee
House
State Department
Congress
Finance Committee
Pittman
Nevada
Harrison
Mississippi
Third Party plans move forward says La Follette
Rochester Minnesota former Gov Philip La Follette of Wisconsin said in an interview a new national third party was as certain as the sun rising though entry in 1940 or 1944 depends on circumstances. He recalled 1924 lessons as he outlined plans to organize a national Progressive party at the Minnesota Farmer Labor party state convention.
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Rochester
Minn
Philip la Follette
Wisconsin
la Foliette
Progressive
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Twenty Million Loan To China Sparks Mixed Reactions
Shanghai officials cheered as Jesse H. Jones announced a 20 million dollar U S loan to China to finance imports of American goods. Japanese spokesmen called the loan not a friendly act and warned against possible retaliation while Washington framed the move as a routine extension of commercial policy and export-import financing.
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Shanghai
Chungking
United States
Jesse H. Jones
China
Japan
Washington
Hull
Foreign Office
Halli
Convict Five in Chicago Bootlegging Case
Five individuals including Daniel D. Glasser and Norman I. Kretske former federal assistants were convicted in Chicago federal court of conspiracy to fix bootlegging cases. The group also included Alfred E. Roth Anthony Horton Ne gro bondsman Louis Kaplan and involved judges and witnesses testified about bribe negotiations and dismissed cases. A new trial motion was scheduled for April 8 with bond set at 1500 each.
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Chicago
United States
Daniel D. Glasser
Norman I. Kretske
Alfred E. Roth
Anthony Horton
Louis Kaplan
Patrick Stone
Glasser
Kretske
Roth
Horton
Kaplan
Stone
Madison
Wis
K Kretske
Kretne
Glesses
Michael L. Igoe
John P. Barthes
Charles E. Woodward
Alcohol Tax Unit
Smith presses NLRB change drive in Congress
Washington U P Chairman Howard W Smith of the special house committee opened a campaign to force speedy congressional action this session on Wagner act amendments. He sent letters to Mary T Norton urging speedy consideration and offered his cooperation to move amendments to the floor.
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House
Frank McNaughton
United Press
Washington
U.P
Howard W. Smith
Special House
National Labor Relations Board
Mary T. Norton
House Labor Committee
Smith Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
NLRB
Atty
Robert H. Jackson
Smith
Labor Committee
National Labor Relations Act
Mrs. Norton
Fairbanks Ice Day Carnival Opens Largest Northland Party
Fairbanks Alaska hosts a four day ice carnival drawing miners trappers and visitors from Dawson Juneau Anchorage and Yukon. The event features an ice carnival dog fish and beauty contests with temperatures dipping to zero as Fairbanks becomes the winter capital of the territory.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Northland
Golden Heart of
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Juneau
Cordova
Yukon
Compromise Talk on British Italian Coal Dispute
London reports a possible settlement in the British Italian dispute over German coal. Britain may release 14 Italian ships and cargoes seized as prizes, contingent on Italy presenting evidence that sea hazards delayed departure from Dutch and Belgian ports before the March deadline.
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London
Britain
Germany
Italy
Rasche Named Vocational Director at Milwaukee School
Dr. William F. Rasche aged 51 was named director of the Milwaukee Vocational School yesterday, succeeding Dr. Robert L. Cooley who resigned after 28 years as head. Rasche will also continue as principal, guiding the institution as its new chief.
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Milwaukee
William F. Rasche
Milwaukee Vocational School
Robert L. Cooley
Rasche
Netherlands to Extend Martial Law, Decree Prepared
The Hague announced a royal decree extending martial law to the greater part of The Netherlands. Defense Minister Lieut. Col. A. Q. Hukdijxhoorn said the government may proclaim martial law countrywide if espionage dangers require it, though a date for the decree’s effect was not given.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
A. Q. Hukdijxhoorn
Russians Move for Peace as Finns Answer With Bullets
Reports of terms offered by Soviet leaders to Finland stir hopeful talk of mediation by Germany and Sweden. Finnish leaders Evind Svinhufvud and Mannerheim travel toward Berlin, while Stockholm talks continue with Kolontay and Erkko. In Moscow, no confirmation or details emerge of any peace terms, and Soviet media hints at renewed hostility toward Finland.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Sweden
Finland
Evind Svin
Hufvud
Berlin
Russia
Carl Gustaf Mannerheim
Vassily Blucher
Stockholm
Alexandra Kolontay
Elias Erkko
Blucher
Red Army
Moscow
Chiang Kai Shek
Galen
Per Evind Svinhufvud
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Arvid Richert
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Helsinki
Komsommolskaya Pravda
Mannerheim-Tanner
Mannerheim
Tanner
British Roused by Raids, Retaliation Demanded
British readers demand retaliation after constant German air raids on shipping. The treasury granted a £700,000,000 credit for wartime needs as air reconnaissance flights over Germany resumed. Naval leaders pressed for independent air force control while politicians debated bombing campaigns and strategic defenses.
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London
Treasury
Air Ministry
Germany
DNB
Josiah C. Wedgewood
Royal Air Force
Roger Keres
RCAF
Kingsley Wond
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Northwest Airlines denied extension to Wisconsin and Michigan
Washington based civil aeronautics authority denied Northwest Airlines a plan to extend air service to Fond du Lac Oshkosh Green Bay Wausau Appleton Marinette Sheboygan Menominee Escanaba and Ironwood while approving a new St Paul Minneapolis to Duluth Superior route The Chamber of Commerce supported the expansion but said earnings were insufficient to justify the broader network
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Washington
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Civil Aeronautics Authority
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Minn
Duluth
Minn- Superior
Wis
Sir Wroce
Wisconsin
Michigan
Northwest Airlines
Fond du Lac
Oshkerh
Green Bay
Wausau
Appleton
Marinette and Sheboygan
Wisanc Menomimee
Escanaba
Ironwood
Mich
Chamber of Commerce
Superior
Von Ribbentrop to Confer With Duce in Rome
Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop will depart tomorrow for Rome to confer with Premier Mussolini. The talk follows the Rome Berlin pact to keep Axis partners advised on foreign policy.
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Berlin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Rome
Mussolini
Foreign Office
Adolf
Wisconsin Weather Outlook and Reports
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Milwaukee records show a high of 36 and a low of 15 with no precipitation. Park Falls and Wausau report fair conditions. winds northeast, barometer 29.60 inches. One year ago temperatures were higher, with a 19 degree maximum.
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Assciated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Fair
Fair Milwaukee
Officialweather
Los Angee
Park Falls
Wausau
Wis
Rackelaff Obervatory
Rosselli Case Strikes At Asme Over Census Demand
Milwaukee reports U S attorney assistant E J Koelzer sent a full report to Washington on the Rosselli census case. A federal warrant against Rosselli remains pending as Koelzer refuses to drop the case without justice department instruction. The census bureau orders staff to consult Washington before pursuing charges and calls the Kenosha cobbler case a serious tactical error.
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Milwaukee
E. J. Koelzer
U. S
Washington
James Rosselli
Kenosha
Census Bureau
Donald Farris
Rosselli
Koelzer
Department of Justice
Bureau
Wrs
William Lane Austin
Dewey to Visit Wisconsin After Chicago Speech
Wisconsin Republicans announced after a conference with the New York district attorney that the date for Dewey’s Wisconsin visit had not been set. They expect a trip around his March 28 Chicago speech with stops likely including Port Washington Sheboygan Manitowoc Two Rivers Kaukauna Appleton Neenah Menasha Oshkosh Fond du Lac.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Port Washington
Shebdoogan
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Kewaunee
Green Bay
Kaukauna
Appleton
Neenah
Menasha
Oshkosha
Fond du Lac
Brazil to Resume Debt Payment Announced by Costa
Rio de Janeiro announces Brazil will resume foreign debt payments. Finance Minister Arthur de Souza Costa says terms will be published tomorrow in Washington Paris and London.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Arthur de Souza Costa
Washington
Paris
London
Finnish Rejection Seen as Peace Talks Falter at Viipuri
Finnish defense on Viipuri bay headlands intensified as reports claim a Russian peace offer sought heavy concessions. Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Moscow sources say terms would cede Karelian isthmus and Viipuri area, with Finland expected to reject. Front-line fighting continues around Viipuri amid signals peace talks unlikely.
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Viipuri Bay
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Gulf of Finland
Hanko
Finland
Karelian
Soviet Karelia
Lake
Ladoga
Viiputi
Lake Ladoga
Tanko
Petsamo
Arctic Ocean
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Red Army
Viipuri
Transient nabbed in plot to kidnap Judy Garland
A 19 year old Buffalo transient was jailed on suspicion of kidnapping after planning a midnight abduction of 17 year old Judy Garland. Robert Wilson allegedly watched the Bel Air estate for two days and phoned police in panic admitting the plan. Police traced the call and arrested him a block from the scene as reporters swarmed Garland’s home where she entertained six friends.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Wilson
Grover Armstrong
Wilson
Bel-Air
Santa Monica
Garland
Judy
Virginia
Ors
Ethel Gumm
Gilmore
Young Wilson
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ASME
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